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Otter Lake Elementary Art Program

Explore the diverse art programs offered at Otter Lake Elementary, including Art in the Classroom and Art Adventure. Engage in monthly art lessons, discussions, and hands-on projects to enhance students' understanding and appreciation of art concepts. Dive into the rich history and objectives of the program on the official website.

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Otter Lake Elementary Art Program

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  1. 2016-2017 Otter Lake Elementary Art Program Art in the Classroom Grade Level Coordinators: Erica Johnson / Kindergarten Ellen Maruyama / Grade 3 Sara McMahon / Grade 1 Heather Smythe / Grade 4 Renée McCabe / Grade 2 Michelle Selb-Sack / Grade 5 Art Adventure Committee: Megan Baumler Krista Dickenson Jill Macioch Ellen Maruyama Renée McCabe JJ Parker

  2. OLE’s Art Program History • 1995 – loss of a full-time art teacher; dedicated OLE families set out to create new art offerings. • Today – OLE has four art programs: Resident Artist – Lisa Servatius* STEM-inspired art classes in October White Bear Center for the Arts (WBCA) Six annual art classes taught by WBCA’s Community Art Instructors Art in the Classroom*(AITC) Monthly art classes, beginning in December, taught by volunteers Art Adventure* (AA) MIA’s annual art program taught by volunteers in November * PTA-funded

  3. OLE’s Art Program Objectives • To educate students about the basic art concepts of line, shape, • texture, color and art appreciation. • To bring these concepts to life through creative projects, classroom • discussion and individual expression.

  4. OLE’s Art Program Website

  5. OLE’s Art Program Website • Includes all AITC lesson plans and discussion tips for each concept (line, shape, texture, color) organized by grade level • Concise project descriptions, helpful hints and special instructions, recommended books to support the lesson, power point presentations, etc. • Art examples exhibiting specific concepts • Artist information/bios • Grade Level Coordinator and Class Lead contact information • Art Room calendar • www.OtterLakeArtInTheClassroom.wordpress.com

  6. Art Adventure (AA) / Overview • Program created by Minneapolis Institute of Art • Discussion-only in classroom to explore global art / art appreciation • concepts • Lesson consists of three 45-min to 1 hr discussions - November 2016 • Training at MIA: Two day and two evening dates available in October • Committee: • Megan Baumler • Krista Dickenson • Jill Macioch • Ellen Maruyama • Renée McCabe JJ Parker

  7. AA / Roles & Responsibilities * Coordinate with teachers’ and volunteers’ availability. ** Suggested and EXTREMELY helpful, but not mandatory

  8. Art in the Classroom (AITC) / Overview • Monthly lessons focus on a single concept (line, shape, color or texture / clay) and include a project with hands-on art time. • Can be take place in the classroom or the Art Room (based on room availability).

  9. AITC / Roles & Responsibilities 2015-16 AITC Grade Level Coordinators: Kindergarten / Erica Johnson Grade 3 / Ellen Maruyama Grade 1 / Sara McMahon Grade 4 / Heather Smythe Grade 2 / Renée McCabe Grade 5 / Michelle Selb-Sack

  10. AITC / Roles & Responsibilities * Coordinate with classroom schedule and, if wanted, Art Room availability

  11. OLE’s Art Programs – Scheduling • AA (November) • Committee schedules with teachers 30-min. to 1-hour lessons • Committee contacts volunteers to assign classroom dates/times • AITC • Classroom Lead schedules the lesson dates based on classroom and Art Room availability. Most lessons CAN happen in the classroom. • The Art Room is shared with WBCA, Extended Day (before and after • school) and teachers as they need it throughout the year. • All clay lessons and painting lessons held in the Art Room if • at all possible.

  12. Thank you so much for your time and commitment to OLE’s Art Program. We could not bring art to our students without you!

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